US EditionLuke Littler 'out of this world' as he destroys darts rival with 'statement' victory
Luke Littler set a personal best 107 average in a 4-0 win as he advances in the World Darts Championship, marking his third successive whitewash this year.
- This year, Luke Littler, world champion and world No.1 , averaged 107 in a 4-0 win over Mensur Suljovic at Ally Pally.
- With 10 unanswered sets, Littler has momentum, compiling these whitewash wins en route to a last 16 tie and saying his consistent 3-0s and 4-0s show there is 'nothing to worry about'.
- In the match itself, Littler denied Mensur Suljovic a throw at a double until the third set and completed the 25 minutes display feeling better than last year.
- Littler advances to the last 16 and will face either Rob Cross or Damon Heta, with prize money up to 1 million for the winner.
- Earlier in the evening, shock exits reshaped the draw as Stephen Bunting joined seeded players out, while Nuke supporters boosted ticket sales and home viewership.
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With an outstanding victory against Mensur Suljovic, Luke Littler shows that he is ready to defend his title.
Luke Littler reveals astonishment after cruising into fourth round of World Darts Championship
Luke Littler expressed genuine shock at his remarkable finishing prowess after dismantling Mensur Suljovic in a comprehensive whitewash at Alexandra Palace.The teenage sensation converted an extraordinary 71 per cent of his checkout opportunities during the third-round encounter, a statistic that left even him taken aback."I'm really happy with it. The finishing was good - 71 per cent, I don't think I've seen that in my PDC career," Littler told…
Luke Littler continues to march through the Darts World Championships without loss of sentence. The 18-year-old defending champion shaves the Austrian Mensur Suljovic smoothly with 4:0 sets. In the game before it caught the next fellow favourite.
The 18-year-old british defeated the 53-year-old Viennese in the intergenerational duel with 4:0 in sets and moved sovereignly into the eighth finale
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